Multigame 2026 Padel Bag — Off White

The mid-size adidas bag done properly for 2026 — 58 litres, two thermal racket compartments, a shoe tunnel along the bottom and a set of proper padded backpack straps, in a matte off-white with orange accents that stands out on a bench full of black bags. This is the bag adidas built the 2026 Metalbone launch around.

What 58 litres means in practice. 56 × 35 × 29cm. That is four rackets (two per side, unsleeved), shoes in their own ventilated section underneath, a full change of kit in the main flap-top compartment and balls, grips and a drink in the divided outside pockets — with a velvet-lined top pocket for a phone and keys. Big enough for a tournament weekend, small enough that it still works as the bag you take to a Tuesday social.

What changed from the 3.4 Multigame. Same footprint and volume, but the racket compartments are now semi-rigid and thermally insulated (the old ones were soft pockets), there is a separate ventilated section for damp clothing, the fabric is a 900D recycled polyester with a PU coating adidas describe as water-repellent, and the valuables pocket is lined. It is a noticeably better-made bag than the one it replaces, at the same $199.

On the colour. Off-white with orange trim. It will show court dust; a wipe with a damp cloth brings it back. adidas also make the 2026 Multigame in black — ask us if you would rather that. Our other four-racket bags are the Babolat RH Pro (62L) and the Babolat Court S (35L); the adidas sits between them.

Specifications from All For Padel and Everything Padel Australia, verified 2026-09-24. adidas do not publish a warranty term for this bag, so we do not list one.